The latest reports looking at COVID-19 in wastewater show how our work can be a useful tool since PCR testing is being limited in some jurisdictions. Click to read the full story by Melissa Couto Zuber on CTV news.
There is the potential to find the Omicron covid-19 mutation in Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon wastewater. Confirmation is still pending to determine if Omicron is actually detected. by Sabrina Gamrot from the Brampton Guardian.
Johanna Weidner from The Record recently met with Dr Mark Servos and Dr Meghan Fuzzen to discuss the new Omicron covid-19 variant here in the Region of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ. to see the full article.
Our group has been monitoring COVID-19 on campus since September. At the end of September we detected it in two of the UW residences. Below are several of the articles about this.
The Servos lab has partnered with various local municipalites and MECP to fund research looking at COVID-19 in wastewater. See the below articles for more details.
Prof. Mark Srvos was recently awarded the Stephen J. Klaine Environmental Education Award, Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. Presented at the Annual Meeting Nov 3, 2019. See story here.
Best paper award (2018) was given by the editors of Environmental Science and Technology Letters.
Collaborative Water Program recognizes formative contributions of Prof. Mark Servos, Water Institute News Sept. 26, 2019. See Water Institute story here.
Water 602 Leaders (2019): Mark, Patricija and Simon.
Mark Servos Was appointed a Fellow of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC Fellow) at the annual meeting of SEATC in November 2018. The SETAC Fellows Award was created to recognize members demonstrating BOTH (i) significant long-term scientific or science policy contributions and (ii) service and leadership within SETAC. See the story at the Water Institute or
The team led by Robert Liang (Postdoctoral Fellow Biology/Mechanical Engineering) won second prize at the recent AquaHacking event. See story on the Water Institute website.